Primed Finger Jointed Cedar Bevel Siding

Primed Finger Jointed Cedar Bevel siding is a cost-effective and efficient siding option for homes looking for traditional clapboard siding.
These are 16' long pieces, pre-primed and ready for install and paint. Material is fully reversible with a smooth and rough sawn face.

Available Sizes:

Features & Benefits:
-Cedar bevel siding in prime 16' lengths
-Pre-primed and ready to paint
-Fully reversible, rough sawn face, smooth backside
-Lightweight and easy to install
1/2" x 6" Primed Cedar Bevel

FAQ's:
Q: What is the primed finish on here?
A: This product has been factory primed on all six sides with a single coat of gray stain-blocking alkyd oil primer.
Q: Can this only be painted, or can you stain this as well?
A: This primer works for paint or a solid color stain.
Q: What type of Cedar is this?
A: This is made of clear Vertical Grain cedar blocks that are finger jointed to form a a solid 16' board.
Q: Is this smooth or rough sawn Cedar?
A: This is a fully reversible product that is both smooth on one side and rough sawn on the other.
Q: What is the exposure and coverage?
A: When installed, this will have a 4" face exposure. Figure 300 lineal feet per 100 square feet of needed coverage.
Smooth Face:

Rough Face:




3/4" x 8" and 10" Primed Cedar Bevel
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FAQ's:
Q: What is the primed finish on here?
A: This product has a factory applied primer on all six sides with a 2 stage blue oil based primer with a tannin blocker.
Q: Can this only be painted, or can you stain this as well?
A: This primer works for paint or a solid color stain.
Q: What type of Cedar is this?
A: This is made of select knotty cedar blocks that are edge glued and finger jointed to form a a solid 16' board.
Q: Is this smooth or rough sawn Cedar?
A: This is a fully reversible product that is both smooth on one side and rough sawn on the other.
Q: What is the exposure and coverage?
A: When installed, the 8" will have a 6" face exposure. Figure 200 lineal feet per 100 square feet of needed coverage. When installed, the 10" will have a 8" face exposure. Figure 150 lineal feet per 100 square feet of needed coverage.
Smooth Face:
Rough Face: